DuchessLily:
@OP it seems u don't stay in Lagos, PH or area with a lot of traffic jam

eherbal:
The edge my Honda Bullet 1.8 litre engine has over other 2.0 automatic brand is the ability to rev the manual gear Up to 75kmph on 2nd gear. You need to feel The power. It's unexplainable.! I've taken out corollas, camrys, especially the legendary pencil light ,easily, easily in traffics and drag races. Some peeps back out cause they can't risk burning their auto gear box which cost an arm and a testicle
#teamstickforlife

GAZZUZZ:


You can actually hit 90km/hr in 2nd gear and 140km/hr in third.



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Ikenna351:


My brother lives in Lagos, drives stick car and he loves it. He plans to add another stick car.

Learning how to truly drive a manual car is all people need to do rather than complain. And it starts with seat adjustment or sitting position. And how long you depress and hold clutch pedal down and how you release the clutch pedal. How long one has driven a stick car doesn't make one good in driving stick cars. Its knowing how to truly drive one. That's why some would drive stick cars for years or hundred thousands of mileage without having failed clutches, while some replace their clutches every other day.

Ikenna

GAZZUZZ:

You can actually hit 90km/hr in 2nd gear and 140km/hr in third.


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donjoewizy:
What about winter time? Stick sucks

tomsingun4:
manual all the way

GAZZUZZ:


You can actually hit 90km/hr in 2nd gear and 140km/hr in third.



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donjoewizy:
What about winter time? Stick sucks

tonychristopher:


BUY VW BETTLE

predatorX:

point of correction, its not Beetle but BEETUS

weyreypey:
Hmm well no doubt manual tranny is a driver's delight..... That said give me an auto from Abj to kano while you push a manual ....then a big surprise awaits ye

tonychristopher:


one thing is knowing how to drive a manual another thing us mastering the gear selection

thats why most of formula one cars are stick

don't mess with me in the free way bro

predatorX:



that's fact check.

Even MotoGP bikes gear shifting is manual too. Computers can't process our "Need for Speed" quicker than we do!

tonychristopher:


now you are talking

darfay:
Grandpa, is dat d best u can afford

Siena:


Given the fact that most of the automatic advocates here (citing "traffic" as their main reason) live in Nigeria, winter doesn't even come into this debate. Unless it now snows in Nigeria?

And snow has never reported been an issue affecting my driving. If you know how to use your gears, common sense decrees you pull away in 2nd with moderate throttle depression, when driving on snowy / icy roads. Sometimes engine idle speed and 2nd with a manual are all that's needed to gain traction in snow.

DuchessLily:
@OP it seems u don't stay in Lagos, PH or area with a lot of traffic jam